Stelligent Systems specialises in DevOps automation on Amazon Web Services (AWS), which means, as more enterprises move to the cloud, Stelligent helps them deploy applications on the cloud with greater speed, agility and security.

Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Stelligent provides DevOps and DevSecOps solutions on AWS. The company is a Premier Consulting Partner on AWS Partner Network (APN) and holds both AWS DevOps and Financial Services expertise in deploying their customers’ applications on AWS.

“Together with Stelligent and its community heroes in the AWS ecosystem, we believe we are uniquely positioned to take advantage of (public cloud infrastructure and SaaS software) market opportunity,” said Nitin Rakesh, CEO and Executive Director, Mphasis. “This allows us to join forces with an equally technically-deep company, bringing innovative, in-depth cloud solutions to enterprises in all Mphasis client segments.”

For Mphasis, the acquisition is expected to provide access to strategic proposition in Cloud DevOps and DevSecOps within AWS Ecosystem.

Founded in 2007, Stelligent has been providing leading enterprises like Washington Post and Verizon, including Fortune 500 companies, with continuous integration and delivery solutions on AWS.

“Our engineers will greatly benefit from being part of a larger, complementary tech-centric community as well as serve enterprises in end-to-end AWS DevOps, DevSecOps and additional AWS cloud services, “said Bill Santos, CEO, Stelligent.

Stelligent’s team of over 50 engineers hold over 100 certifications and significant experience in DevOps Automation as well as one of a select few consulting partners with two AWS Heroes – an AWS Community Hero and an AWS Hero for Containerization.

The acquisition also provides capabilities, experience and certified AWS DevOps engineers, participation in the following programs: AWS Channel Reseller, AWS Government Partner Program, AWS Managed Service Program, AWS Marketplace Seller and AWS Solution Provider Program, the company wrote in its letter to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).